VeraSTAT-V | Veterinary Excellence
Accurate & Reliable Results in Minutes
Benefits of the VeraSTAT-V
- Measurement of a range of major acute phase inflammatory protein markers in animal blood
- Lightweight, portable and convenient POC device delivering results when and where they are required
- Eliminate delays in sending samples for laboratory testing and instead respond immediately to results on-site
- Requires just a few drops of whole blood or serum, ideal for quick and easy testing on-site
- Results exported via bluetooth connectivity so you can save results and track your animals health over time
- Intuitive user interface guides the operator through the entire testing process
An Introduction to the NEW VeraSTAT-V
The latest edition to the Randox Veterinary diagnosis panel is the VeraSTAT-V, a convenient stable-side device designed to detect the earliest signs of inflammation. The VeraSTAT-V measures levels of Serum Amyloid A (SAA), the fastest blood marker to rise in response to inflammation, quickly and accurately.
The VeraSTAT-V device measures quantitative levels of SAA in blood distinguishing systematic infection from injury prone inflammation. Highly accurate results help owners to make informed decisions about the next course of action.
Working examples include monitoring potential inflammatory injuries of a competition horse which has undergone a rigorous training schedule, while high levels of SAA have been detected in foals with sepsis or localised infections, allowing for the early detection of any abnormalities.
Click here to download Windows App:
- Download VeraSTAT-V Analyzer windows application to your computer.
- Extract the zipped file and double click VeraSTAT-V setup
- Follow the application install instruction to install the application on device
VeraSTAT-V Test Menu
VS1002 – Serum Amyloid A (Kit)
The VeraSTAT-V measures levels of Serum Amyloid A (SAA), the fastest blood marker to rise in response to inflammation, quickly and accurately.
Vs1011- Foal IgG (Kit)
The VeraSTAT-V measures quantitative levels of essential Immunoglobulin G (IgG) antibodies in foal blood